Post by Libby on Jun 23, 2009 11:22:35 GMT -5
A much cheaper way than buying all the mini dolls!
Books
You Will Need:
Paper (sturdy, I use sugar paper)
Book Covers
Glue
Method:
1.) Cut out your book cover.
2.) Trace around it twice on paper, then add extra for a spine. Put Another line for the spine after first line. The spine in the middle is where you fold.The spine we added on to cut out is just for having the right size rectangle.
3.) Fold along either side of the spine.
4.) Glue your cover onto the book
5.) If you want, add on a title on Your spine.
This is a really easy craft. In about half an hour, I made the entire Anne Of Green Gables series (there are eight books).
Spines!
Covers!
Measurements:
My book covers are approximately 5cm x 3.5 cm. You may need to do some experimenting first. This size of book is good for play, but for films, you might want something a little bigger. Just try a few different sizes, and you’ll figure out the best ones. Also, these books are designed for AG dolls. Different size dolls with obviously smaller or larger proportions will need different sizes.]
Enjoy!
Books
You Will Need:
Paper (sturdy, I use sugar paper)
Book Covers
Glue
Method:
1.) Cut out your book cover.
2.) Trace around it twice on paper, then add extra for a spine. Put Another line for the spine after first line. The spine in the middle is where you fold.The spine we added on to cut out is just for having the right size rectangle.
3.) Fold along either side of the spine.
4.) Glue your cover onto the book
5.) If you want, add on a title on Your spine.
This is a really easy craft. In about half an hour, I made the entire Anne Of Green Gables series (there are eight books).
Spines! Covers!Measurements:
My book covers are approximately 5cm x 3.5 cm. You may need to do some experimenting first. This size of book is good for play, but for films, you might want something a little bigger. Just try a few different sizes, and you’ll figure out the best ones. Also, these books are designed for AG dolls. Different size dolls with obviously smaller or larger proportions will need different sizes.]
Enjoy!
but there are pictures on the instructions on my blog:
